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Patent GB-191404242-A (GB)
Title: A Method of Treating the Gas Liquor in Small Gas Works.
IPC: C01C1/10
Filed: 1914-02-18
Granted: 1914-07-16
Abstract: 4242. Berlin Anhaltische Maschinenbau Akt.-Ges. May 9,1913, [Convention date]. Ammonia solutions, distilling. - Gas liquor has a part of its volatile ammonium compounds driven off in an evaporating-vessel 3 at the top of a retort setting 1, the remainder being driven off by strong heating of the liquor in a second vessel 21. The liquor from this second vessel, passing through a coil 38, gives up its heat to an acid bath 33, into which the volatile ammonium compounds are passed, and is then conducted into a vat 40 below the grate 41 of the retort furnace. The cold liquor is fed to a. jacket 11 surrounding a condenser 10 in which ammonium compounds from the evaporating-vessel 3 collect, and flows into the vessel 3, from which it passes by a pipe 19 into the second evaporator 21 heated by a gas burner 24. The ammonium compounds from the second evaporator pass by a bent pipe 31 into the acid bath in a saturator 29, from which noxious gases escape by a flue 35.
Patent GB-191407778-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Wrapping Machines.
IPC: B65B11/22
Filed: 1913-11-25
Granted: 1914-07-16
Abstract: 7778. Standard Wrapping Machines, Ltd., Holden, A. P., and Morgan, P. Nov. 25, 1913. Packeting by wrapping-up. - Relates to a machine for wrapping-up square-angled articles, such as loaves of bread. The present invention relates to mechanism for forming and securing the end folds. The longitudinal fold is first formed by the mechanism described in Specification 27,136/13 or other suitable apparatus. The article, surrounded by the wrapper, is moved by a transfer carriage 77, Fig. 8, from the longitudinal-folding apparatus on to a table 124, and is held by the descent of a presser 123. Side-folding plates 135, which are attached to the elevator 5, then rise and fold in one side of the projecting wrapper 137, Fig. 26. A hinged flap 136, Figs. 8 and 25, is then swung about its hinge so as to lie vertically and fold in the sides 138, Figs. 26 and 29. In this position, the top 139 of the end folds projects upwards and encloses the folder plates 135, 136. The back of the fold 139 is pressed against a strip of gummed paper which has previously been fed between the fold 139 and a pad 195, Fig. 8, carried by the presser 123. The plate 135 is then lowered, and the fold 139, bearing the gummed paper, is turned down by a hinged folder 204 and pressed against the package so as to ensure adhesion. The package is then discharged. In a modification, the top 139, Fig. 35, and bottom 137 are folded inwards, and the sides 138<a> outwards. The gummed paper is then attached to one of the side flaps 138<a>, and both are then folded inwards. For this purpose, the plates 135, 136 are replaced by a plate 140, Figs. 32 and 34, with hinged side plates 141, which are opened out, Fig. 32, after the ascent of the plate 140. In another modification, the plate 140, Fig. 38, is fitted with laterally sliding plates 143 in place of the hinged plates 141.
Patent GB-191410345-A (GB)
Title: Device for Smearing Baking Plates.
Inventor: KORTH MAX
IPC: A21B3/16
Filed: 1914-04-27
Granted: 1915-07-22
Abstract: 10,345. Korth, M., and Kohlhoff, A. April 27. Baking-trays and the like, greasing.-The receptacle 1 has a cover 2 provided with an inlet opening 3. The bottom is closed by a plate 6 of felt or other porous material secured by bolts 7 passed through tubes 8 in the felt. Above the felt is a loose perforated plate 5. The fat used is preferably melted coco-nut butter.
Patent GB-191413165-A (GB)
Title: A New or Improved Device Intended for Application to Machines for Cutting Bread, Cake and the like, whereby Butter, Jam, and the like may be Applied to the Bread and the like.
Inventor: EVANS JOHN
IPC: B26D7/34
Filed: 1914-05-28
Granted: 1915-01-28
Abstract: 13,165. Evans, J., Prichard, W. J., and Howitt, H. G. May 28. No Patent granted (Sealing fee not paid). Butter-spreaders.-Comprises a machine for slicing bread and spreading butter &c. thereon, in which the movement of a reciprocating knife is transmitted through gear-wheels and a stationary rack to the plunger of the butter receptacle at predetermined and variable intervals in relation to the movement of the knife. The knife frame 1 slides within a frame 2, attached to which is a bread support 3. The slide 1 carries an inclined blade 4 passing across an opening 5, through which the bread projects. The thickness of the slice may be gauged by an adjustable plate 6. A jacketed container 10 carried on the slide is shaped to receive a removable butter cylinder 12. Butter is forced through a slot 13 in the end of the cylinder by a piston moved through suitable mechanism from the slide 1. A pinion 23<a> engages a rack 26 adjustably mounted on the frame 2 and transmits motion through gear-wheels and a freewheel to a nut 19 mounted on the non-rotating screwed piston-rod 18. By adjusting the rack longitudinally, the exact moment of expulsion of the butter can be varied, and the rack may be lowered to disconnect the device. A scraper 14 and board 15 effect uniform spreading of butter. For cutting new bread, a circular blade is mounted on the member 1 and is driven through gearing from the rack 26. The buttered slices fall into a receptacle at the end of the machine.
Patent GB-191418037-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Methods of and Apparatus for Heating Water.
IPC: F01N5/00
Filed: 1914-07-30
Granted: 1915-07-22
Abstract: 18,037. Bailey, W. M., and Cormack & Sons, J. July 30. Boilers.-Apparatus for heating water by the exhaust gases from internalcombustion engines or other plant and for silencing the exhaust comprises tubular elements terminating in extensions which co-operate with extensions on adjacent elements or with coverplates to form expansion chambers for the gases. Fig. 1 shows a beater formed of two elements, through which the water flows in turn in a direction opposite to that of the exhaust gases. The extensions i on the tubeplates g are riveted to the casing c either directly or through rings m. The water-space around the first expansion chamber d may be divided from the rest of the water-space of the element by a ring q, the spaces being placed in communication with each other through a pipe r.
Patent GB-191422347-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Combined Shaving Brushes and Safety Razors.
Inventor: HOLMES WILLIAM JAMES
IPC: A46B7/02
Filed: 1914-11-11
Granted: 1915-06-24
Abstract: 22,347. Holmes, W. J., [trading as Hazlewood & Co., T. H.], and Bach, S. S. Nov. 11. Packing safety razors. -- The unassembled parts of a safety razor are stowed in the hollow handle part c of a shaving-brush. The handle is preferably fitted with a spring-pressed plate f adapted to project the razor when the cap c' is removed. The parts are placed in a clip j so that they can be more easily handled, and the ends j<2> of the clip may frictionally engage the walls of the receptacle.
Patent GB-191424539-A (GB)
Title: Improvements relating to Machines for Dressing Paving Setts.
Inventor: GRACIE JOHN
IPC: B28D1/26
Filed: 1914-12-23
Granted: 1915-04-22
Abstract: 24,539. Gracie, J. Dec. 23. Tools.-In impact tools with two or more sets of multiple cutting-edges for dressing paving- setts, the cutting-edges are arranged at, or nearly at, right-angles to the adjacent edges of the stone to prevent chipping. In the rectangular tool shown, the corners d and centre c are left free of cutting-edges b. Punch or diamond points, preferably projecting beyond the edges b, may be arranged in the space c. The tool may be in several parts.
Patent GB-191424687-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to the Sighting of Rifles and other Small Arms.
Inventor: YOULTEN WILLIAM
IPC: F41G1/30
Filed: 1914-12-28
Granted: 1915-11-25
Abstract: 24,687. Youlten, W. Dec. 28. Sights; sighting - accessories. - Relates to means for attaching hyposcopes to rifles or other small-arms, and consists in the combination of a clip 7 adapted to be passed round, and clamped to, the stock of the rifle near to the butt end, and a stem 12 carrying a prismatic or other hyposcope 18 centrally behind the sights, the hyposcope deflecting the line of sight downwards over the butt. The stem 12 is preferably hinged to the clip 7 and provided with means for locking it in the raised or lowered position. The stem may be telescopic, or may consist of a system of levers. The Provisional Specification also states that the backsight may be dispensed with, range indications being provided on the stem and a suitable sighting-mark provided on the hyposcope, and also describes a construction of hyposcope comprising a wide upper mirror and one or more smaller reflecting-surfaces at a lower level.
Patent GB-191502247-A (GB)
Title: Machine for Wrapping Cigars.
Inventor: SCHROEDER JOHANN PAUL
IPC: A24C1/30
Filed: 1915-02-11
Granted: 1915-11-18
Abstract: 2247. Schr÷der, J. P. Feb. 11, 1914, [Convention date]. Cigar-making machines. - In a machine for wrapping cigars between a. supply table 2, 3 and rollers 8, 9, 5, 6, (1) the roller 9 is carried by an arm 10, which is normally raised by a spring, but which is pulled down by the tensioning of the driving - band 4 produced by depression of a foot-lever 13 and connecting- rods 14 and the consequent drawing-together of rollers 12 on arms 15 pressed apart by a spring, (2) the rollers 8, 9 and the end of the table are shaped to the particular cigar and can be replaced by others, the part 3 of the table being removably hinged to the part 2, (3) each cigar core is held at the tips between correspondlingly-shaped chamfered lower jaws 21 adjustably spaced apart to the length of the cigar, and upper spring- pressed jaws 18 on arms pivoted to the slides of the jaws 21, (4) the driving-pulley 11 is connected to the ma.in driving - shaft by a spring coupling, (5) the supporting- rollers 5, 6 are vertically adjustable by a screw 7, while the roller 8 is not adjustable.
Patent GB-191503715-A (GB)
Title: Improvements relating to Sparking-plugs for Internal-combustion Engines.
Inventor: RADEN HERMANUS WILLEM VAN
IPC: H01T13/46
Filed: 1915-03-09
Granted: 1915-07-22
Abstract: 3715. Raden, H. W. van. March 9. No Patent-granted (sealingfee not paid). Sparking-plugs.-In plugs of the type in which the insulator is retained between an annular flange on the shell c. and the end of a tubular member d which is screwed at one end into the shell and at the other into the cylinder, a screwed member, such as a lock-nut e or a grubscrew inserted radially in the shell c, is used to lock the member d in its desired position. More than one nut may be employed, or washers may be interposed between the nut e, and shell c. The nuts provided may be of differing axial thickness.
Patent GB-191505114-A (GB)
Title: Appliances for Holding Records and Giving Diagrammatic Representations of Positions of Trains, together with Working Times, for use in Train Control Offices on Railways.
Inventor: HADLEY EDWARD SHARP
IPC: B61L25/06
Filed: 1915-04-03
Abstract: 5114. Hadley, E. S. April 3. Indicating and recording movements of trains. -The position of trains and their movements are recorded in a central office by means of an index cabinet in which loose indicating devices are inserted. Each compartment 1 ... 8 of a cabinet d represents a station or depot and each train is represented by an indicator comprising a holder a for a sheet of paper on which details of the train journey may be entered. Each holder as shown comprises a metal frame with turned-in edges a<1> for holding a record-sheet a<3> and carries a revoluble disk b on which a timedial is inscribed. The description of the train is written on a clip or tab c. The holders may have ledges or projections on which other holders may be supported behind them so as to expose the tab c and the time dial b or the cabinets may have stepped or grooved compartments for this purpose.
Patent GB-191505313-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Devices for Cleaning and Polishing Knives and the like.
IPC: A47L21/04
Filed: 1915-04-08
Abstract: 5313. Tidy, J. C., and Mab Knife Cleaner Co. April 8. Knives and forks, cleaning and polishing.- Knife-cleaners, of the kind in which a box-like casing open at one end carries a pad co-operating with a similar pad on the underside of a hinged lid, are constructed with two pairs of pads forming separate superposed cleaning-surfaces. A central member 4 is provided, which preferably is removable, and which is padded on both sides to co-operate with the pads 2, 7 respectively. The lower and upper pairs of pads are intended for damp and dry polishing respectively. The handrest 10 is adapted to support the lid in the inverted position so that it can be used as an ordinary knifeboard when treating forks or the backs and shoulders of knives.
Patent GB-191506994-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Pulsating Screens.
Inventor: SYMONS EDGAR B
IPC: B07B1/42
Filed: 1915-05-10
Granted: 1915-07-29
Abstract: 6994. Symons, E. B. May 10. Sieves with compound or variable motion; sieves and screens, forms and construction of, and supporting or mounting.-The object of the invention is to prevent independent transverse vibration and to maintain the screen taut. The screen B<1> is mounted upon cross-members B<2> which are so disposed that the screen is upwardly curved between its two ends, and the screen is tightened or adjusted at different points to compensate for differential wear or stretch and is held firmly upon these crossmembers by a number of screws B<7> which terminate in hooks B‹ engaging over a flexible selvedge B<3> on the upper end of the screen. At its upper end, the frame B of the screen B<1> is attached to the base or frame A by flat supporting and throwing springs C<2>. Towards the lower end, hangers D<7> on the sides of the frame B are pivotally connected by rocker arms D<6> to the rock-shaft D<3>, a .yielding support being obtained by springs E<2> between washers on slidable tie-rods E, which are pivotally mounted on projections D<8> of the hangers D<7>.Motion is imparted to the rockshaft D' by an arm F<5> from a four-pointed cam F<4>, the angular distance between the points x, y and z, v being substantially twice that between the points k, x and y, z, so that the upward movement caused by the springs C<2> is twice as rapid as the downward and backward movement against the springs. Thus, the screen, when acted upon by the springs, is shot forward and upward, and the material in the screen is also shot forward and upward, that part of the material which does not pass through the screen being finally carried over the lower end. The sole function of the cam and rocker arms is to depress the screen against the tension of the springs which carry the whole weight of the screens and contents, and effect the violent jerking, the load upon the bearings and upon the machinery being therefore very slight. The feed-gate A' is connected by rods A<6>, G<2> with an eccentric G on the cam shaft F. As the cam shaft revolves, the eccentric makes one stroke for every four strokes of the camactuated screen, and the length of the stroke may be varied by adjusting the pivotal point of connexion between the rods A<6>, G<2>, thus controlling the feed.
Patent GB-191507368-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Garters.
Inventor: REID EDITH HEBDON
IPC: A41F11/16
Filed: 1915-05-17
Abstract: 7368. Reid, E. H. May 17. Stocking - suspenders ; garters.-A lady's stocking-suspender or garter f has a bridle g connected to it behind at each end, the bridle resting obliquely on the leg above the knee b. Inside the bridle are attached a series of tabs or loops, with perforations or other devices to engage hooks or other fastenings on the suspender straps d, e. The garter is described as consisting of an ornamental outer elastic strip connected to an inner elastic strip, but it may consist of a plain band.
Patent GB-191507855-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or connected with Filling Stop Motions for Looms for Weaving.
Inventor: HOLLINGWORTH EDWARD
IPC: D03D45/34
Filed: 1915-05-27
Abstract: 7855. Hollingworth, E., [Crompton & Knowles Loom Works]. May 27. Stop-motions, weft; weft forks.-The weft fork 21 and grate 20 are carried by a support 10 operated by a cam to follow the movements of the lay on a reduced scale. The fork is pivoted to a projection 22 of the grate, secured to the support, and carries three projections 25, 34, 30. The projection 25 carries a pin 26 acted upon by a spring wire 27 to cause the fork to fall almost to its lowest position, the detecting action of the fork being by gravity alone. The projection 34 engages the lower part of a projection 35 on a slide 33 if weft is present, the fork being thereby raised; but, if weft is absent, the projection 34 engages a recess in the projection 35 and moves the slide 33 to stop the loom. The projection 30 engages a fixed pin 31 on the rearward stroke of the support 10 to raise the fork quite clear of the weft.
Patent GB-191512551-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Compressed Air Brakes.
Inventor: CHAPSAL FRANCOIS JULES
IPC: B60T15/46
Filed: 1915-03-05
Abstract: 12,551. Chapsal. F. J., and Saillot, A. L. E. March 5. [Addition to 3579/15.] Fluid-pressure.-A regulator, interposed between the triple valve (connected at E) and the brake cylinder (connected at F) and operated by fall of pressure in the train-pipe (connected at D) to restrict the flow of compressed air from the auxiliary reservoir to the brake cylinder, as described in the parent Specification, has the piston-rod P<1> adapted to slide in a guide G so as to cut off an air passage d, h through this rod and permit flow of air to the brake cylinder only by way of the port W. The air reaches the passage d, h by way of a port c. The piston is exposed on its upper face to the flow of air from the auxiliary reservoir, and throttling of this flow is thus effected when the difference between the pressure in the reservoir and that in the train-pipe exceeds the resistance of the spring R. In an emergency application of the brakes, throttling is therefore effected immediately at the front part of the train, but at the rear part, owing to the more gradual fall in train-pipe pressure, throttling may not take place before maximum pressure in the brake cylinders is reached.
Patent GR-20010100263-A (GR)
Title: Thermo-sound insulated door with a perimetric system
Inventor: KOUTROPOULOS KON NOU FOTIOS
IPC: E06B7/22
Filed: 2001-05-28
Abstract: hermo-sound insulated door with a perimetric proofing system, pressed with a skeleton (3), side MDF sheets (4) and an inner perforated sheet (5) of slow - burning panel with longitudinal successiveholes to the entire width creating cylindrical air chambers (5.1) To the perimetric surface of the wooden skeleton (3) is formed the perimetric proofing system (6), which consists from a perimetric groove (7) and a cord from foamy elastic (8) of an appropriate cross-section. The groove (7) of the perimetric proofing system (6) could have any other cross-section (7.1) so instead of the elastic cord (8) to be adjusted a corresponding aluminium cross-section (8.1) or any other material wit holders in which they can be positioned combined proofing materials like little brush (8.2.) to the lower part of the door, thermo-expanding gum (8.3) etc. The frame (2) is manufactured from pressed wood of three layers and an outer layer (12) of MDF, on which is created an appropriate stage of the cross-section (ridge) (13) with elastic cord (14) in the groove (15). To the special side grooves (16) are adjusted buttoned butt straps (17). The entire construction succeedds perfect insulation of the perimetric joints of the door with the frame (2) and thefloor, high degree of the thermo-sound insulation and increased fire-resistance rate.
Patent GR-20030100350-A (GR)
Title: Electro-luminescent systems
Inventor: ANTONIADIS ILIAS
IPC: G09F13/22
Filed: 2003-08-12
Abstract: he invention relates to electro-luminescent systems composed of an electro-luminescent film connected to a graphic representation, image or photography impressed via one of the known impression methods either, directly, on the surface of the electro-luminescent film or, indirectly, on some transparent material destined to be, in the sequel, stuck or, directly applied on the foregoing electro-luminescent film. The aim of the present invention is to exhibit the advantages and the construction manners of lighter and slimmer illuminated boxes as well as other exploitation manners of the electro-luminescent systems with the purpose of promoting decoration and advertising as well as the projection of luminar graphics or advertisements on different means.
Patent HN-2011002022-A (HN)
Title: Composicion farmaceutica solida que comprende amlodipina y losartan
Inventor: HYUN PARK JAE
IPC: A61K31/44
Filed: 2011-07-21
Abstract: LA PRESENTE INVENCION SE RELACIONA A UNA COMPOSICION FARMACEUTICA SOLIDA PARA PREVENIR O TRATAR DESORDENES CARDIOVASCULARES QUE COMPRENDE AMLODIPINA Y LOSARTAN COMO INGREDIENTES ACTIVOS, Y UN DESINTEGRANTE EL CUAL ES UNA MEZCLA DE POR LO MENOS 2 COMPONENTES SELECCIONADOS DEL GRUPO CONSISTENTE DE GLICOLATO DE ALMIDON DE SODIO,SODIO DE CRUCE DE CARMELOSA Y CRUCE DE PROVIDONA, LO CUAL SU ALTO Y ESTABLE NIVEL DE AMLODIPINA Y LOSARTAN.
Patent IN-2013CN00303-A (IN)
Inventor: HOLE DAVID PHILIP
IPC: H04W72/12
Filed: 2011-06-30
Abstract: Example methods and apparatus to transmit uplink allocation indicators in wireless communications are disclosed. A disclosed example method involves sending a first assignment message indicative of first radio block periods assigned to the mobile station for downlink communications. At least one of the first assigned radio block periods is separated from a next occurring one of the first assigned radio block periods by at least a first non assigned radio block period. In addition the example method involves sending a second assignment message indicative of second radio block periods assigned to the mobile station for uplink communications. At least one of the second assigned radio block periods is separated from a next occurring one of the second assigned radio block periods by at least a second non assigned radio block period. The example method also involves sending an uplink allocation indicator to the mobile station during one of the first radio block periods assigned for downlink communications with the mobile station. The uplink allocation indicator allocates an uplink radio block to the mobile station in at least one of the second radio block periods.
Patent JP-2001191400-A (JP)
Title: Blow-molding die
Inventor: SATO RYOICHI
IPC: B29C49/50
Filed: 2000-01-07
Abstract: PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To improve the cooling property of burrs at a burr dam section of which the periphery is surrounded by a product cavity section. SOLUTION: This blow-molding die 10 is equipped with the burr dam section 15 of which the periphery is surrounded by the product cavity section 12. In this case, an air-vent path 23 is formed on the internal wall surface of the burr dam section 15.
Patent JP-2001194446-A (JP)
Title: Signal processor
Inventor: WATANABE YOSHIFUMI
IPC: G01S7/32
Filed: 2000-01-07
Abstract: PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To obtain a method capable of superior detection of a target, when the target exists distantly and sufficient power cannot be obtained, or when the target has scintillation and background noise such as clutter is large, in a signal processor performing target detection of a radar. SOLUTION: A means for determining whether a target exists is installed, which sets a virtual threshold where a specified level is lowered with respect to a target signal, and performs judgment from judged results applying the virtual threshold level to a reference and a plurality of the results of detection information obtained, when the virtual threshold level is set.